Rhythms of Life in Meatspace and Cyberland
Every year I ask some of the attendees of the ScienceOnline conferences to tell me (and my readers) more about themselves, their careers, current projects and their views on the use of the Web in science, science education or science communication...
Blog of the Week: Musings of a Dinosaur is a blog written by a physician, family practitioner, Lucy E. Hornstein, author of the book Declarations of a Dinosaur: 10 Laws I've Learned as a Family Doctor...
#Triscitweetup #4 is this Sunday, July 8th, in Durham, NC, at Fullsteam Brewery, 726 Rigsbee Avenue. We'll start arriving at around 4:00pm, but you can come earlier to catch the "Meet Your Urban Farmer!" event at 2pm at the same venue...
Every year I ask some of the attendees of the ScienceOnline conferences to tell me (and my readers) more about themselves, their careers, current projects and their views on the use of the Web in science, science education or science communication...
Today is the first anniversary of the Scientific American Blog Network!!! Over almost eight years of blogging (after a couple of years commenting on other people's blogs and campaign forums, I finally started my own blog in August 2004) this blog has changed styles and directions a number of times...
Today, renowned primatologist Dr. Patricia Wright, and the Prime Minister and the Minister of Higher Education of Madagascar will unveil and open NamanaBe Hall (which translates as Friendship Hall) - a new research, arts and community outreach building in Ranomafana, Madagascar.The 1,440 square meter building is as 'green' as can be - built out of local materials (locally-sourced granite, brick, and eucalyptus flooring), with work by local artisans and craftsmen, it has gardens and solar panels on the roof, gray water recycling, solar hot water, natural cooling, and enhanced use of daylight...
Every year I ask some of the attendees of the ScienceOnline conferences to tell me (and my readers) more about themselves, their careers, current projects and their views on the use of the Web in science, science education or science communication...
I posted only 11 times in June. That is, on A Blog Around The Clock only (not counting the posts on The Network Central, The SA Incubator, Video of the Week, Image of the Week, or editing Guest Blog and Expeditions)...
Blog of the Week: This week's choice was easy - March of the Fossil Penguins, written by Dr. Daniel Ksepka. What is there not to like?
Blog of the Week: Like clockwork, almost every day for more than two years, Tommy Leung and Susan Perkins bring you Parasite of the Day.
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